The Valley Industry Association will present the second annual “State of the State” review at VIA’s monthly business luncheon at the Hyatt Regency Valencia on Tuesday, July 23, at 11:45 a.m.
Scott Wilk, R-Santa Clarita, State Senator for the 21st Senate District, and Christy Smith, D-Santa Clarita, Assemblywoman for the 38th Assembly District, will update attendees on legislative actions, progress and outcomes happening in Sacramento.
“Often what happens in Sacramento affects businesses throughout the state,” said VIA Chairwoman of the Board Teresa Todd. “VIA members benefit not only by receiving information from legislators, but the format lends itself to asking questions of our elected representatives that directly impact doing business in California.”
“VIA is known for its timely and relevant programming,” said Kathy Norris, VIA CEO. “Each month we develop programs around topics that are relevant to our local business community.”
Future programs include the return of the VIA CEO Forum on Tuesday, Aug. 20.
The luncheon is nearly sold out. Reservations are required. Tickets available at www.VIA.org/calendar or by calling 661-294-8088. For more information, contact the VIA office at admin@via.org.
The Hyatt Regency Valencia is located at 24500 Town Center Drive, Valencia 91355.
About the Valley Industry Association
The Valley Industry Association of Santa Clarita represents business interests throughout the Santa Clarita Valley. VIA provides its members – industrial, commercial and service companies – the opportunity to collaborate on a broad range of business issues. In addition to being a legislative advocate, VIA serves as a one-stop shop for relevant business information, supports local educational initiatives, professional development, and provides networking opportunities. Visit www.VIA.org for more information.
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